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is it possible to make a new release with current master? #132

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arielzn opened this issue May 7, 2018 · 3 comments
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is it possible to make a new release with current master? #132

arielzn opened this issue May 7, 2018 · 3 comments

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@arielzn
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arielzn commented May 7, 2018

Hi,

I would like to create a package for this to be built with EasyBuild (https://github.com/easybuilders/easybuild), that will help to many to install it building from source easily.
But I need features that were included after the latest 1.9.5.1 release 2 years ago (like compatibility with PROJ 4.9.3).
Is it possible for you to create a newer release with all the commits included so far in master?
I need a .tar.gz with a fixed checksum to create a reproducible build with the mentioned tool.

Thanks

@thinrope
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Another benefit will be the added python 3.6 support...

@AmitAronovitch
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Please note that a new release should help with other active issues - in particular
#136 (new release will cause a new _proj.c to be packaged, which should enable py3.7 support).

And, making pip install work would probably make the need for binary wheels ( #130 ) less urgent.

@jswhit please let us know if there is any issue we can help with that is blocking the next release to pypi

heitorPB added a commit to heitorPB/pyproj that referenced this issue Oct 21, 2018
Several issues report problems with using `pip install pyproj`. A workaround is using the latest version from Github.

Some issues with pip problems: pyproj4#141 pyproj4#136 pyproj4#133 pyproj4#132 pyproj4#130 pyproj4#59 pyproj4#25 pyproj4#13 pyproj4#9.
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jswhit commented Dec 29, 2018

New release is up on pypi now.

@jswhit jswhit closed this as completed Dec 29, 2018
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